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Bucks Waive Cam Thomas and Sign Pete Nance to Multi-Year Contract
The Bucks created a roster spot by waiving Cam Thomas, whose role diminished, to sign Pete Nance to a multi-year standard contract, boosting team depth for the Eastern Conference push.
- On Monday, the Milwaukee Bucks waived guard Cam Thomas and signed forward Pete Nance to a multi-year standard NBA contract ahead of their matchup against the Los Angeles Clippers.
- Thomas had seen his role diminish in recent weeks, recording no playing time during back-to-back games against Indiana and Cleveland last week.
- Across 18 games with Milwaukee, Thomas averaged 9.6 points on 41% shooting while playing 16 minutes per game and shooting 22% from three-point range.
- Previously on a two-way deal, Nance averaged 4.5 points and 2.2 rebounds in 37 games, earning promotion to a standard contract after emerging as a bright spot.
- The Bucks are pushing for the Eastern Conference play-in tournament, though General Manager Jon Horst had previously touted Thomas as a key piece for contention.
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Bucks waive Cam Thomas to convert Pete Nance's contract
The Milwaukee Bucks converted forward Pete Nance's two-way contract to a fully guaranteed deal.
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Doc Rivers Gets Honest on Bucks' Stunning Cam Thomas Move
The Milwaukee Bucks made a roster move ahead of their Monday, March 23, matchup against the Los Angeles Clippers. After a brief stint, the Bucks decided to cut ties with the veteran guard, Cam Thomas. The move sent shockwaves across the league, considering Thomas was a notable pickup for Milwaukee, following a dramatic trade deadline. Not long after the Bucks made the decision to part ways with the standout scorer, Milwaukee’s head coach, Doc Ri…
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